The Sydney Traveler

Sydney offers some beautiful walks, but few offer the diversity you’ll find on the path from the Spit Bridge to Manly. The 9.5 kilometer walk is like a backstage pass to Sydney Harbour’s foreshores.
Along the way you’ll drool over some of the city’s most stunning harbourside homes, discover Aboriginal middens, and explore subtropical rainforests and wild coastal heath.
It’s a long walk, so you’ll probably want to take a bottle of water with you. When the weather warms up it’s also worth packing a swimming costume and towel so you can enjoy some of the secluded beaches along the way.
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It may be too cold to hit the waves right now, but you can enjoy the beautiful beach views of Bondi and Bronte all year round. Just take this easy seaside stroll to appreciate all the ocean has to offer.
The walk begins at the southern end of Bondi Beach, near the Bondi Icebergs swimming pool Follow the path for 2.5 kays to Bronte Beach, a popular family spot with its shady lawns and easy waves.
You don’t have to be a fitness freak to enjoy this walk. Take it at a leisurely pace and you’ll be done in an hour. Honestly, …read more

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Like many of you, I made the New Years resolution to get fit this year. The sad thing is, it’s February now and I still haven’t done a thing about it. What I struggle with most is finding exercise I enjoy. I don’t see the point of walking on a treadmill and getting nowhere. So I’ve decided I should get out and about in our beautiful city and see the sights.

The first walk on my agenda is the Barrenjoey headland and lighthouse in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. The walk stretches for about a kilometre from the car park off Beach …read more

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